Clymer School Announces Various Spring Activities
The Clymer male chorus selected for Bells of Esgrind operetta in two acts with tryouts over the next two weeks. Students submit essays for the Dairy League contest while basketball faces Lakewood Friday and Panama and Sherman visits later in February. Farm and Home Week participants from Clymer join 205 schools, and a February 8 BL A meeting discusses the Father and Son banquet to be held March 2 with Ben Dav yan as speaker. Homemaking classes prepare a banquet.
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Clymer Cenwe
Heyy
Parmer
Clymer
Lakewood
Panama
Sherman
Cams
Merle Babebok
Pred Rheberzen
James Kolstee
Llarente Beli
Ben Davyan
WEN, Buffalo
Miss Gleason
Exemptions for a Head of a Family in Federal Tax Rules
The head of a family may claim a 2500 exemption if they support in one household one or more dependents related by blood marriage or adoption. The exemption applies even if dependents live elsewhere temporarily, provided the taxpayer maintains the common home or related obligations. Continuous separate residences may negate the exemption.
Accident injures rider at Liberty Street parade route
A rider suffered a knee injury when Bareti was struck by a truck from the Liberty Iron and Metal Company while being pushed from the curb on a Monday near 13th Street and Parade. The incident disrupted the parade route as bystanders and police investigated.
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Burnett
Mornday
Bareti
Liberty Tron and Metal Company
Ash
Strike Out on Sit Down at Loyel Mfg Co Factory
Over 500 workers at Loyel Mfg Co Loyel Mfg Co 18th and French streets refused to work in a sit down strike after the company hired outsiders while union members were laid off. Police reported the plant shut down multiple departments as workers demanded recall of laid off CIO Local 74 members and the wringer department halted operations. A follow up note listed the plant closing for noon and the Wood mill and other departments continuing as usual. In Raymond New Hampshire a fireman's call led to a quiet night as Oscar Littlefield was found safe after fire crews quelled a blaze and he thanked the station officers.
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Loyel Mfg
CIO Union Local No. 74
Wenger
Nive
Udy
Yetlager
Wringer Room
Reir Wlomatung
Ushal
Lovell Mig. Co
Raymond
N. H
Oscar Littlefield
Tate
Ted
Polly
Bessingers
Tollfyer
Howard Fowler
Tolly
Mr. Rice
Comnethus
Fenily
Fowler
Stan
Tydia Staunton
Powey
Fowler's
Farraday
Staunton
Bruce Parruday
Lydia
Sten
Dawson
LeRoy
Parraday
Himndlling
Comtiaas
Cape Florida
O.K
Vince
Brice Parraday
Eve
Bruce Farraday
Miami
Stew
Allji Lytia Staunton
Columbus PTA Meeting and Community Honorees
The Columbus Township P T A announces a meeting at Dean High School on Tuesday February 14 with an important agenda. A program includes honeymoon stories household tips and musical items plus a women and men’s reading segment. Neighbors share notes from local families attendances mark anniversaries and visits across Corry Erie Jamestown and Fredonia communities.
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H. Ruy Hartis
Corry
Artie Colegrave
Mm Culms
Ohm
Glenn Ferry
Famiy
James Woodring
Grave Moore
Meadville
Sydneymitch
Lines
Charles Moran
John
Misa Lalu Pickett
Fredonia
Perry Mead
Snee Hulett
Coryy
Anna Keoford
Elizabeth Wickwire
North Women
Rae
Earl Wickwire
Columbus Township
Ad Teachers’ Association
Dean High School
Russell Moore
Amy Chen
Nathan Dodd
Warren F
Milk price cut to 11 cents in Pittsburgh District
United Press reports a two cent milk price reduction to 11 cents per quart in the Pittsburgh District under an order of the milk control board. The cut, effective February 16, applies to Allegheny County and neighboring counties as part of a nationwide adjustment.
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United Press
Pittsburgh
Tom
Mille Control Board
uMeddis
Simus
Dugge
Arius James
Allegheny County
Covey aus itil and local family gatherings in Colum bus
The fragment lists attendees at meals and visits including Mr and Mrs Charles Burstuf of Selota and Mr and Mrs Ueny Buyeh of 2 Hysuenl, with Mr and Mrs Miyiin Williams and family. The Columbus Ladies Ag plans a Valentine tea on Tuesday February 16 at Mrs Gerald Faulkner’s home. Also notes Columbus’s first sight of pineapples in Guadeloupe in 1493.
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Nova Fargo
Waima Caryell
Lillian Ot Corry
Lebnayt Stockton
Ruswell Moore
Oise Margaret Sanilbig
Mildred Swanson
Mand Mire
Erne Button
Panama
Curtotyn Curtis
D. Green
Wiventer
Amy
Claire Dallon
Bullard
Agnes McGarthy
Rush
N. Y
Plorilly
Columbus Grange
GLC
Cine Jsogram
Deel Plainail
Alb
Vera Jane Mummari
Emma Carroll
Charley Swanson
Mildred
Rank Crosby Ty
Charles Burstuf
Selota
Martin Willams
Ueny Buyeh
Mfr
Miyiin Wilams
The
Columbus Laulles Ag
May
Battle over control of the Democratic Party
United Press report from Washington notes Sen Carter Glass and others clashing with President Roosevelt over purge and control within the Democratic Party. Allegations center on presidential candidate influence, with Glass and Byrd questioned on 1940 reelection aims and judicial appointment influence.
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United Press
Washington
Carter Gregs
Roosevelt
White House
Virginia
Sen
Hurry
Byrd
D. Way
Sohney Glass
Glass
Swampfire in Crisis Aboard Leads to Arrest Plan
On the Swampfire cruise, tensions rise as Floyd Tolliver, Raynard Kendrick and others drift into gambling and deceit. A gunshot wounds Bruce Farraday during a dangerous sea passage near Powey Rocks, prompting Stan and Vince to plan an arrest after reaching shore, with clues tying to circus gear theft and a mystery upstairs postal errand.
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Lovell Company
Columbus P.T.A
Keister
Member
Federal Reserve System
the Bank
Columbus
Guadeloupe
East Indies
Raynard H. Kendrick
Tean
Roy
Serlipo
Mumford
Nye
Sarasota
Toby
Toby Munro
Juan
Ben Eckhardile
Ben
Dave
Niyo
Dave Bucvag
Sam
Kelch
Acress Lhw
Cave of Journal Stu
Ganvassers
Raleigh
East Wayne Streut
Gattle
Thompson's
New York
Les
Sali
Wii Reali Hyalsius
Shady Avenue
Frederic
Steer
Lemon Street
Second Wari
J. B. Patterson
Ely
Burpuin
Buffalo Man
Hunt
Bey Bey
Yewi- Toole
Howe
Mary Lena
Hagerty
Finn Og
Fairy Shed
Thorlemsr
Trangporling
Jofaut
Iiee
Texas
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